The University of Utah’s John and Marcia Price College of Engineering is nestled against the picturesque Wasatch Mountains in Salt Lake City, providing the perfect backdrop for work and play.

From world-class research and faculty to its home in a bustling city with booming economic growth, there are plenty of reasons the Price College of Engineering is one of the finest destinations to pursue a top-notch education.

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The University of Utah’s John and Marcia Price College of Engineering is nestled against the picturesque Wasatch Mountains in Salt Lake City, providing the perfect backdrop for work and play.

From world-class research and faculty to its home in a bustling city with booming economic growth, there are plenty of reasons the Price College of Engineering is one of the finest destinations to pursue a top-notch education.

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Research Centers

1308

Degrees Awarded (2023)

$106M+

Research Expenditures (2022)

226

Tenure-track Faculty
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Biomedical Engineering

A rich interdisciplinary department comprising science, engineering and medicine. We develop technologies in synthetic biology, medical imaging, biomaterials, biomechanics, drug delivery, neural interfaces, computational bioengineering, tissue engineering and other specialty areas.

Chemical Engineering

Chemical engineering education based on a hands-on curriculum and innovative research in chemical processes, energy and environment, medicine and multi-scale simulations prepares students to create life-changing solutions.

Civil & Environmental Engineering

Our graduates create all aspects of smart cities and communities, from daily water needs, transportation, protecting our future environmentally, creating sustainable infrastructures, building resilient structures and improving life as we know it.

Electrical & Computer Engineering

We make advances using electrical signals and electron and nano-electromechanical devices to improve energy efficiency in power systems, connect people through wireless and wired communications, and develop novel sensors and interfaces for medical technologies.


Materials Science & Engineering

Providing an integrated discipline of chemistry, physics and engineering. We are engaged in developing new materials or upgrading the use of basic materials that will fit our highly technological world.

Mechanical Engineering

Mechanical engineering is about controlling the movement of matter and energy. If it rolls, flies, flows or produces sound, a mechanical engineer has probably had a hand in designing it.

Kahlert School of Computing

The Kahlert School of Computing conducts research and has developed a top-tiered computer science curriculum to prepare graduates to perform at the highest level in industry and academics while adapting to the ever-evolving world of software and computing.

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72 Central Campus Dr. Salt Lake City, UT 84112